
Seppuku: The Sun Goes Down
Kakizaki Yuji’s period film is not like the jidaigeki films we are used to. While it deals with themes of seppuku, duty, and loyalty to one’s masters and the shogun, we see very little in terms of action. Instead, the film focuses on the inner thoughts and struggles of the protagonist—who is ordered to perform a ritual suicide—his wife, and their entire household, all leading up to the final moment.
Director
Yuji Kakizaki
Languages
Japanese
Status
Released
Who's In It

Yuka Takeshima

Masayuki Deai

Yasuyuki Maekawa

Ema Fujisawa

Masaya Kikawada

Toshiya Sakai

Yuichi Haba

Hiroaki Murakami
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